The In Crowd (2000)
Overview
A mentally disturbed young woman takes a job at a posh country club and falls in with a clique of wealthy college kids where she's taken under the wing of the clique's twisted leader, who harbors some dark secrets too terrifying to tell.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $5,280,035.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.8337 |
Directed By
Mary Lambert
Crew
Mary Lambert
Mark Gibson
Bryan O. Watkins
Lisa K. Wolf
Michael Piotrowski
Gary Pilkinton
Kathleen Tonkin
Barbara Vazquez
Robert Vazquez
Michael J. Hudson
Dara Fischetti
Linda Ruff
William 'Bill' Allanson II
Steve Calalang
Tom Cioccio
Stephen Crowley
Kelly Curry
Rusty Edmonson
David Ellis
Dale Fowler
John Gilchrist Jr.
Jonathan Herron
Robert Lau
Otto Lindsey
Malcolm MacIntosh
Jeff Moore
Harrison Palmer
David E. Poole
Andrew Priestley
Mike Repeta
John David Reynolds
Darrell B. Sheldon
John R. Sutton
Arthur Szefer
Michael Tackett
John Verardi
Dennis Zoppe
Simon Carey
Richard Futch
Shay Bentley Griffin
Barbara Harris
Margaret Mullins
Rebecca Rian
Yvonne Battistelli
Patricia Buckley-Moss
Maggie Burback
Yvonne R. Fraser
Karen Keyes
Carol Sadler
Michaell Keith Taylor Jr.
Ryan Chan
Andrew Drapkin
Suzy Gilbert
Eric D. Graham
Ray Neapolitan
Jeff Smithwick
Charles Poulnot
Stephen Yetman
Jeff Rona
James S. Levine
Robin Lynn
Doc McGhee
Alan Meyerson
Frank Rand
Joel J. Richard
Brian Richards
Jennifer Opresnick
Kenneth Bennett
Wayne Jones
Brett Leslie
Joey Ricker
Lee Siler
Scott Siler
Devin Corey
David 'Kam' Coyner
Robin Cross
Kirstie Field
Jillian Gallant
Sherie Graham
Nancy Jacklyn
Keva Keyes
Vanessa Davis
JoJo Guthrie
Patricia McAlhany Glasser
Ann Dunsford
George Manasse
David Toma
Rebecca Stefan
Coleen Balance
Roger Beaudoin
Judi Bell
Richard M. Cole
Lee Donaldson
Brian Avery Galligan
Joe Golz
Geoffrey S. Grimsman
Ted J. Koch
Alton McClellan
Matthew H. Morris
William Rampey
Cindy Seay
Bob Smith
Nancie Araki
Timothy A. Cleveland
Virginia Cook-McGowan
Jeff Cranford
Laverne Dewberry
Paul J. Diller
Thom 'Coach' Ehle
Catherine Flynn
Karyn Foster
Terry Garcia
Eric Gotthelf
Todd Harris
Douglas L. Hill
David Horton Jr.
David Horton Sr.
Mark R. La Pointe
Marshall McGee
Chris Munyon
Troy Porter
Steven R. Smith
Andrew Somers
Philip Halprin
Michael I. Rachmil
James G. Robinson
Jonathan A. Zimbert
Tom Priestley Jr.
Pasquale Buba
John D. Kretschmer
Steve Davis
Jennifer Bryan
Tina Mckissick
Buddy Joe Hooker
David Robinson
Pam Dixon
Kerrie R. Plant
Beatrice De Alba
Taylor Knight
Nicki Ledermann
Kyra Panchenko
Darwin Hensley
Jeff Goodwin
John E. Vohlers
Eric Tignini
Michael E. Lawshe
Kevin E. Carpenter
Gregory H. Watkins
Cal Johnson
Lisa Hickey
Jodi Lyn Brockton
Steve Filmore
Dale Frye
Lex D. Geddings
Anderson Martin
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.
Jodi Michelle Pynn
Dan Cornwall
Michele Waitman
Robert 'Rick' Mobbs
TOP CAST
Lori Heuring
Adrien
Susan Ward
Brittany
Matthew Settle
Matt
Nathan Bexton
Bobby
Tess Harper
Dr. Amanda Giles
Laurie Fortier
Kelly
Kim Murphy
Joanne
Jay R. Ferguson
Andy
Katharine Towne
Morgan
Ethan Erickson
Tom
Erinn Bartlett
Sheila
Daniel Hugh Kelly
Dr. Henry Thompson
Taylor Negron
Luis
A.J. Buckley
Wayne
Charlie Finn
Greg
Peter MacKenzie
Bob Mead
Heather Stephens
Tanya
Joanne Pankow
Milena
David Reinwald
Dr. Beck
Scot M. Sanborn
Jack Simmers
Tonya S. Williams
Pedicurist
Julia Wright
Pedicurist
Michael Joe Young
Dinner Patron
Ron Clinton Smith
Desk Guard
Brenda Onhaizer
Nurse
Ronald McCall
EMS Technician
Tree O'Toole
Chicken Fighting Girl
Keith Kuhl
Dancer at Club
Leland L. Jones
Photographer
Mary Elias
Dr. Thompson's Date
Kirk Bair
Orderly (uncredited)
Wayne Capps
Police Officer (uncredited)
Whitney Crowninshield
Country Club Patron (uncredited)
Brian Eggleston
Beach Bartender (uncredited)
Whitney Jordan
Extra (uncredited)
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